Hoyleton High School - Hoyletonian Yearbook (Hoyleton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1950 volume:

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Unlv Univ. of Ill. -- FACLJ LTY .SUPI ' fzfefgfzz Winnie!! l -5ZJa'a.4jvA' ffzfzlfzk ,nn 297114 Zfkfizrmgfzf .7f7zm2Z .fizfzkzi KENNETH EICKMEYER. Band 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1 Broadcast Staff 2 Dramatics Club 1, 2 Here Comes the Prince NORMAN KAHRE Band 1 2 Basketball 1, 2 Hoyletonion Staff 2 Class President 2 Dramatics Club 1, 2 Here Comes the Prince JEANETTE REINKENSMEYER Band 1, 2 President 2 Chorus 1 2 G.A.A. Tireasurer 1 G.A.A. President 2 Cheerleader 2 Hoyletonion Staff 1 Editor 2 Librarian 2 Class Secretary-Treasurer Dramatics Club 1, 2 Bolts and Nuts 1 Christmas Rose 2 2 2 1 Here Comes the Prince 2 Graduate Activities MAURICE GARNHOLZ Band 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1 Broadcast Staff 2 Hoyletonion 1, 2 Assistant Editor 2 Class President 1 Vice President 2 Dramatlcs Club 1, 2 Bolts and Nuts 1 Christmas Rose 2 Here Comes the Prince 2 RUTH KOELLIN G Band Secretary 1 Band Vice President 2 Chorus 1, 2 G.A.A. 1, 2 Cheerleader 1, 2 Broadcast Editor 2 ROGER HAKE Band 1, 2 Vice President 1 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1 Hoyletonion 2 Class Vice President 2 Dramatics Club 1, 2 Christmas Rose' 2 ARTHUR LAMCZYK Band 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 rack 1 Hoyletonion 2 Librarian 1 Dramatics Club 1 2 Class Secretary-Treasurer Christmas Rose 2 Dramatlcs Club 1, 2 Christmas Rose' 2 . Here Comes the Prince 2 FRANCES SELLE WILLIAM WESTERFELD Band 1, 2 Band 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 G.A.A. 1 2 Broadcast Staff 2 G.A.A. 'Ilreasurer 2 Hoyletonion 2 Broadcast Ass't Editor 2 Dramatics Club 1, 2 Drarnatlcs Club 1, 2 Bolts and Nuts 1 Chr1stmas Rose' 2 Here Comes the Prince 2 Here Comes the Prince 2 SDI-UHUMOIQES Y -V Class Prophecy By Roger Hake I was making a world tour to gather information for my newscast over CBS, for I am now a news commentator. As I settled back in my luxurious seat aboard a modern jet air liner, I glanced across the aisle and saw my old classmate of 1950, Billy Westerfeld. I immediately bom- barded him with questions about himself. He was going to South America to work as a foreman for Maurice Garnholz, another former classmate, now an engineer, who was build- ing a large dam across the Orinoco River in Venezuela. Also in Venezuela is Norman Kahre, who is a rich oil tycoon and owns a large rubber plantation. Just then we noticed who the stewardess was. It was a former classmate, Ruth Koelling. By chattering with her we found out that Arthur Lamczyk was piloting the plane. Letting Billy off at Venezuela we proceeded to Rome. Making a tour of the city, whom should I run into but Frances Selle, another clasmate, who was taking singing lessons from the great musician, Joaquino Garcoa. She is studying to become an opera singer. Having completed most of my trip around the world we landed in Los Angeles. As I went into a very large department store I noticed the name over the entrance, Miss Jeanette Reinkensmeyer's Department Store. I wanted to see Jeanette but she was out-on business. As I continued across the United States, the plane had to make a forced landing in a large field. Was I surprised to see Kenneth Eichmeyer who ran a cattle ranch consis- ting of four thousand cattle. Fixing the trouble, Arthur soon had the plane in flight. Reclining back in my seat, I was happy to think that of the Hoyleton Class of 1950, all seemed to be doing very well. .Wlaflzxe ine! R E lk! MLEN 672561 iuiizkfzr .affirm Zifzzezziqyzz' .2774rzZgfzz Ehrman ffl! Jfzzzdzzxf I I Qezfzk' fiwzzzzr Zfeffy Zkzlbz BROADCAST STAFF Editor ........... M ................................ - ......... , ........ -,., ........ -., .......... Ruth Koelling Assistant Editor ,...,,...n........ Frances Selle Sports Editor ............. ................... ....... ............ ... . M aurice Garnholz Jokes Editor .- ....... ,m...,...., ..... -...,....., Adviser ................... G.A.A. ..... . Band Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Freshmen ........ Sophomores ........ Charles Aussieker Miss Honchell Reporters Marlene Dries H IIIfIfIflffllilllllf' i2ZiII1eth Eickmeyer Suzzanne Pries Audrey Huck Donald Sabbert fflifif ........ Moms Huck Marilyn Nierman Wm. Westerfeld um... HOYLETONIAN STAFF Editor ..................................................... - .............. Jeanette Reinkensmeyer Assistant Editor ,-....,..,,..,.,,..,.,....,...... Maurice Garnholz Sports ................................................................................... , ..... Arthur Lamczyk Music ..... , ...................... .. ........ .......................... ........ J o yce Sanders Calender ........... M.. .. ....... Wm. Westerfeld Activities ......... ................. B etty Wiehe Humor .......................... - .... ..... - ........... N orman Kahre Snap Shots .......................... ...... n ......... M arilyn Nierman Prophecy and Will ........... ,. ...... , ......... , Roger Hake Faculty Sponsor ............. ............ M r. Deaton 1 1IbN3Q,3 Music The band, which was under the direction of Mr. Brink, was organized on September 2. The regular band had a membership of 23, the beginners had 13 members. BAND OFFICERS President ................... ................. - .... - - ............ Jeanette Reinkensmeyer Vice President ......... ....................... . ..... R uth Koelling Secretary ................. , ..... ........................ J oyce Sanders Reporter ................ .... .......... , ......... ..................... K e n neth Eickrneyer This year's band made its first public appearance at the annual Open House observance of American Education Week. On this occasion two selections were also given by the octet, which consisted of the following eight students: Ruth Koelling, Peggy Heilig, Jeanette Reinkensmeyer, Arthur Lamczyk, Wm. Westerfeld, Roger Hake, Kenneth Eickmeyer, Maurice Garnholz. A fifteen minute musical program was given at the Washington County Teachers' Meeting. This consisted of individual solos and several numbers by the octet. Other school activities for which the band played were the Christmas Program, between acts of the Freshman-Sophomore Play, and Graduation Exercises. On May 15, a band concert was given in which both members of the regular band and beginners band participated. Special numbers were also by individual groups of the band. The chorus was organized and directed by Mr. Brink. The chorus has sung for several occasions this year including several selections at the annual Christmas Program and Graduation Exercises. Z5 Z , Jizz ae, fl .414 1144, Class Will I, Kenneth Eickmeyer, bequeath my quietness in class to Marilyn Nierman. I, Maurice Garnholz, bequeath my ability to make A's to the oncom- ing sophomores, who definitely need it. I, Roger Hake, bequeath my ability to run the mile to Louis Sprehe. I, Norman Kahre, bequeath my studious ways to Marlene Dries. I, Ruth Koelling, bequeath my personality to anyone who would like to have it. I, Arthur Lamczyk, bequeath my height and ability in sports to David Spenner. I, Jeannette Reinkensmeyer, bequeath my ability to dissect animals to future students. I, Frances Selle, bequeath my co-operative and willing spirit to the organizations of H.H.S. I, William Westerfeld, bequeath my ability to make free throws to Charles Aussieker. We, the Class of 1950, of Hoyleton High School, being of sound mind HJ declare this to be our last will and testament. We, the Class of 1950, bequeath our ability tg have excellent lessons, make wise cracks in class, keep absolute quietness during class periods and study hall, and our good grades in the Weekly News Review to the oncoming sophomores. We, the basketball stars of '49-'50, bequeath our brilliant floor work and phenomenal shooting to the Hoyleton All-Stars of the future. -7 ------Q W l .2 -WNV fvzzzei ,Wie Zfizzae Uramahbi 5124! Hi-Lites FRESHMEN IN ITIATION The freshmen initiation lasted from September 21 to 23. For three days they were required to endure the usual tortures forced upon them by the sophomores. Friday evening after additional punishments, such as: going through the paddling machine, walking the plank, boxing each other while blind folded, and facing a firing squad, they were received as full iiedged citizens of H.H.S.. After this, all high school students enjoyed a weiner roast at the expense of the sophomores. G.A.A. HAYRIDE On October 7, 1949, the G.A.A. sponsored a hay ride for the members and their guests. All climbed upon one large wagon which was plentifully supplied with hay. After a long ride over the network of roads around Hoyleton and a vigorous hay fight, all were of the same opinion that it was time for refreshments. Everyone showed their appreciation for the time and work of the refres'hment committee by consuming a large amount of sandwiches and cokes. After this the party broke up and those who had,been present started home tired but happy. HALLOWEEN PARTY If there were ghosts and goblins they most certainly would have been present at the High School Halloween Party. To reduce the feeling of fear, a few games were played while part of the recreation committee ventured out to relocate the loot of Captain Kidd. A short time later the different groups started out to try and claim the hidden treasurers. The committee had lost notes of direction on the way which enabled one group to strike it rich. Food in keeping with the occasion was served to pacify the defeated and heighten the spirits of the victors. By now it was getting late and everyone wanted to return home before the spooks started on their nightly jaunts. O fb f GA Hi-Lites OPEN HOUSE From November 6-11 we observed American Education Week in our school. Posters were displayed in public places and all ,parents received invitations to attend our classes on designated days of the week. The rooms made displays for the various class activities. On Wednesday, November 8th, a special program was given. Guest speaker for the evening was Dr. H. J. Long. Also on the program were several selections by the band. During the evening the public was free to inspect the classrooms. CHRISTMAS PARTY The Saturday evening before Christmas the high school students held their annual Christmas party. The recreation committee started the evening by leading the group in active games. When the potential energy of the teen-agers was reduced to a minimum amount, the K.P. depart- ment announced that it was time to report to the kitchen. The process of eating was stopped and looks of awe and amazement appeared upon the students' faces when Mrs. Deaton walked in with a distinguished guest. Where she found Santa Claus CD.S.j we do not know, but the jolly fellow distributed the many presents to the impatient and curious group. The students then left, supposedly to go home, after enjoying a wonderful evening. BASKETBALL BANQUET On April 29, the High School and Grade School basketball squads geiielathe honored guests at the informal banquet, sponsored by the During the course of the evening, Mr. Deaton awarded Basketball and Band Letters. The party ended by playing games which had been prepared by the recreation committee. -A A Y-,,. ,W ,. .U . A. .. .-4.,-.. ..AlnL.. . .-. PHYS ED High School Athletics BASKETBALL Basketball this year could be considered as successful. In High School, with only nine boys enrolled, all of which were on the squad, we came through with a ten won-nine lost record. Most of our opponents had advantage of size and age, but the spirit of determination to win paid dividends to our fighting five. Cotton Top Garnholz came through as the highest scorer for the season with 182 points. Charles Aussieker took the honors in making the highest percentage of his free throws f.444l. The basketball squad consisted of the following nine boys: Charles Aussieker, Kenneth Eickmeyer, Maurice Garnholz, Roger Hake, Norman Kahre, Arthur Lamczyk, Louis Sphere, David Spenner, Billy Westerfeld. The three cheerleaders this year were: Ruth Koelling, Marilyn N ierman, and Jeanette Reinkensmeyer. THUNDERBOLTS RECORD Woodlawn ........ ............ H oyleton ..... Hoyleton ........... .., ........ St. Dominic Hoyleton ........... ............. - .. Okawville Hoyleton ........... ....................... C oultervllle Hoyleton ..... - .... ..... M .,..... Breese ....... Carlyle ......... Hoyleton ..... Hoy eton .......,... ............ S t. Dominic Woodlawn ........ ............ H oyleton ..... Hoyleton ........... ..- ........ Coulterville Breese ......... Hoyleton .... Hoyleton ........... ......... - . Waltonvxlle Odin ...... .... - Hoyleton Carlyle .... ............. ............ H o yleton .... Hoyleton ................. ........... W altonvllle Odin ............... ............ H oyleton ..... Mills Prairie Hoyleton ..... Hoyleton ....................................... Okawvllle . DISTRICT TOURNAMENT New Baden ............................... - 55 Hoyleton ........... - ..................... .W 30 SPARTA FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE TOURNAMENT Gorham ................................ - ........ 61 Hoyleton ........... - ...... l .......... 35 +9 ' 50 jhundezialfl K: 4 - v sj 5 Q 2 ' eg .'f?fZ4z'4y:z .1523 'o 'WQQ2 eff? Grade School Athlencs BASKETBALL The grade basketball team had one of its most successful seasons although it finishes only fourth in the Oil' Belt Conference The season s record was 14 won and 6 lost. The grades will lose several of their seasoned players through graduation, but prospects look quite good for a winning team next year. Season's Record is as follows A TEAM Hoyleton .......... ....... 2 6 Shanafelt ..... Hoyleton ........... ....... 2 8 Iuka .................... Hoyleton ..... -... ....... 32 Love ........... Ke 1. ....................... ....... 4 0 Hoyleton Antiock ........ ....... 3 5 Hoyleton ........ Hoyleton .......... ...- ........ 29 Okawville Hoyleton ......... . .................. 23 Young .............. Hoyleton .......... .............. ., .M 28 Oakdale ........... Hoyleton .......... .................. 3 3 Nashville ....... Young ........... .... . ..-.. 32 Hoyleton .... Hoyleton ........... - ..... 38 Shanafelt ,,,,, Ke l ................... ........ 6 1 Hoyletgn ,,,,,,,, Hoyleton .......... - ...... 19 Love ................. Vernon ... ......... ........ 43 Hoyleton ....... . Hoyleton .......... ....... 2 7 Nashville ..... Hogleton .......... ....... 4 6 Oakdale .......... As ley ........... -... ....... 31 Hoyleton .... Hoyleton .......... ....... 3 9 OkaWV1lle ,,,, B TEAM Ho leton .......... ....... 3 2 Iuka ........... , ...... Kell ........... .......... ........ 2 4 Hoyleton ....... Hoyleton .......... ............. 2 7 Young .............. Hoyleton .......... .W 13 Oakdale ......... . Nashville .......... ........ 2 1 Hoyleton ........ 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Ziyi!! .i- .Al ' I1 1 3 ' 4 :wi ff'h:w3'.Z'w1 I 1 A f u 1 Wan .iirdlmm W Wzezgf Zim!!!-yw Calendar SEPTEMBER 1-School opens for 1949 with over 100 pupils enrolled. 2-G.A.A. has its first meeting with their new sponsor, Miss Honchell. 8-Mr. Brink organizes Girls' Chorus. 15-Election of Freshman class officers. They are as follows: Joyce Sanders, Presidentg Louis Sprehre, Vice Presidentg David Spenner, Secretary-Treasurer. 15-Election of Sophomore class officers: They are as follows: Norman Kahre, Presidentg Maurice Garnholz, Vice Presidentg Ruth Koelling, Secretary-Treasurer. 23-Dr. Plassman gave all the Freshmen a T.B. patch test. 23-Freshmen initiation party. 30-First edition of the Broadcast is published. OCTOBER 1-G.A.A. hay ride. 12-Southwestern Division Teachers' Workshop at Carlyle. 14-End of First Six Weeks. 20-21-County Teachers' Institute at Nashville. Students received another vacation. 30-High School Halloween Party. NOVEMBER 1 7-11-American Education Week. 8-It is time again for basketballg Woodlawn defeats our High School team with a score of 30-13. 10-Thunderbolts roar at the first home game of the season. High School defeats St. Dominic 27-22g grades defeat Shanafelt 25-10. 11-Armistice Day, no school. 16-The grades win over Iuka by four points. 18-Love Grade School is defeated in the third game of the season by a score of 32-19. 23-Somethings wrong somewhere. Kell beat the grade team 40-30. 27-Thanksgiving vacation. 29--Antiock Grade School outlasted our boys 35-23. DECEMBER 1-Hurray! Both the High School and the Grade School teams were victorious over Okawville's teams with the scores of 45-14 and 29-12 respectively. 2-Our grade team lost to Young 23-20. 6-Vernon made it a double victory as they beat our grades 43-18 711-Iigh Eghool wins fourth game of the season by defeating Coulter- vi e 51- . CContinuedJ 6 bhzukv Qzumzm faves! kfxizvza Wag' Zivkz Ham!! Zhfralzef IZ!! 1 X 'Q -i farlzu Zfzzzzzz fijld? Zfalhwk 9Zf'az'!2w X712 Qoom Tu-:REE I N . . N . 1 pf ,wif mis Im izlivf ibzafa aijyermazz lilfzdzz fzzzzrzhf Wijyiffmfyf 'f Q 'Wi x Ska' fanfare 5397! Ziff 5971 5-I lah I J Q alllflh fziyfznzzkz' 522461.69 2,1155 Vilzzkagy .iivllzly ihvala' fads!! .'7f7azyZvrz2 .Ziff Zfkgy Zfafzzizzyu Calendar 9-Our luck is still with us. Thunderbolts win over Breese High School with a 34-23 score. 12-Grade School Thunderbolts slaughter Oakdale 46-24. 13-Carlyle Indians defeated our team by a score of 56-34. 14-Oil Belt Conference at Shanafelt. We lost 8-7. 19-Grades went to Nashville and won 27-18. 20-Happy day. High School won again over St. Dominic throwing them for a 28-15 loss. 21-The school presents its annual Christmas Program. 22-Christmas Vacation begins. JANUARY 3-Vacation ends and school resumes. 4-We let Woodlawn defeat us again 48-35. 10-This is terrible. Young defeats the Grade School team for the second time with a 32-27 score. 11-Three cheers for the Thunderbolts for their 61-47 score over Coulterville. 12-Breese High School gets ahead of us in the last quarter of the game finishing with a score of 35-31. 17-Kell defeats us on our own floor 61-27. 18-Another victory over Waltonville for our High School 62-25. 20-First Semester ends. 24-We are defeated by Vernon grades 43-18. 27-Hiigh School suffers another loss, this time to Odin. Final score 76-3 . 31-Grade team plays Nashville and wins 33-25. 31-High School plays Carlyle and loses 39-20. FEBRUARY 3-Our Thunderbolts defeat Oakdale grades 46-24, while Odin defeats High School boys 49-38. 7-High School Thunderbolts vs Waltonville. We Win 67-35. 13-Thunderbolts were licked by Millsprairie 52-36. 16-We defeat Okawville in the last home game of the season with the score of 58-10. 22-New Baden beat us 55-30 in the District Tournament at Breese. MARCH 3-Grade School plays the last game in year with Okawville. The final score was Hoyleton 39, Okawville 20. 8-Hoyleton plays Gorham in the Sparta Freshman - Sophomore Tournament and lose 61-35. lContinuedJ t-- - - . A. 1. A . .R-Q .. -1--..--,.-----1n-A1-4-nn-1ul------innr-- -r - 1' - ' -- -- Q ' A I 1 4 4, X Q , 'Al . ' -'rr A 1 R v ff. Q, ' .L,,.i- 1' . -T! ,L A ,gi lg vm .5 'Qftj .Waker 01 Fw I A . -gi .Warafd 2671 ,Wy V' 75 fbelizz' 552232112 ,, 4 , 'hmm Qyksfra, Wm!! Qiizzziaqyti FQCJOIVI Judfg Wea? KL A TWU M i flew: j?4.c'.mzgfzr Zrzmzk hziiwu , 11 .farm fmfmi fhwrfyikliffai Wag 547696 M kv- . 3 LX X 'ff 1 mgflkllffllt' ,fm mf,-mzz .ilivbzri ilk .Zziif jane! jlfhrm fbaakf jzmlaffiw Ziff jug: Qfacfaz' 6 . 'wv1'Q'Zrx,. 1 Q. 'A .IES ' ' iifwara' 2256? Calendar 9-Charles Aussieker, Arthur Lamczyk, Maurice Garnholz and Roger Hake win honors to go to the State Basketball Tournament for the highest free throw percentage. 16-Arthur and Charles are off to State Tournament. 17-Maurice and Roger are off to the State Tournament. 31-I.E.A. Division Meeting at East St. Louis. APRIL 20-Dental X-rays for all children in school. 24-Dramatics Club plans for possible time of giving three-act play. 29-G.A.A. gave Basketball Banquet in honor of basketball players. MAY 5- Here Comes the Prince presented. 25-Final Exams. 31-The last day of school. 31-Commencement Exercises. . fanjfd fygld 1511123 Uggfgzgg .wflflfzk 2144222422 0112 fkiltfcl E 1. 'fibiafjazdeaia 'kan' .ZYJZWJIZ Wfrrzdn R' UM 0 . ii 5 512129 fzfzgkggg 51422 Wlwddffyi pill? wfvdiigyl iizmdfa' Mizz! - imma jay .'7uZi.? ONE 57.611 .fbi fzzzazzw 912.4 Zffzfz Exif!! .Weak Wefhlw' km! WM? 012. 9 find: f fda? Ju! f s ' +1 ibm' fZf.s'.s'! fbaw' aff: in beaver azz zz Zgy irzfizmen liilinxh Humor Miss Honchell: Who can name one important thing that we enjoy now, which our great grandfathers did not have a hundred years ago? Norman: Me'.' Ruth: So you made up all these jokes yourself? Charles: Yes, out of my head. Ruth: You must be. Joyce: I love him like a brother. Marilyn: Yes. Joyce: Especially after I met his brother. Mr. Deaton: 'Can you give the class an example of wasted effort ? Louis: Telling a hair-raising story to a bald-headed man. Kenneth: The world is full of willing people. Frances: In what way ? Kenneth: Some willing to work, and the rest willing to let them. Art: What is a man in his middle age? Maurice: In the prime of life or at the peak of his career. Art: A woman at the same age? Maurice: No spring chicken. Marilyn shopping for a gift for her brother noticed an attractive men's white sweater and asked the price. Jeanette Cas clerkjz S25.50. For S25.50, announced Marilyn as she headed for the neckties, they should have a man in them. When Billy Westerfield applied for a driver's license an officer hastily thrust a paper across the desk, Write your last name first and your first name last, he said. How's that again? asked Billy somewhat confused. Like I said, replied the cop. Backwards Billy shrugged his shoulders. After all, they knew what they wanted. So he wrote: ylliB dlefretseW. Roger: What is the best way to teach a girl to swim? Louis: That requires technique. First, you put your left arm around her waist, then, gently take her left hand- Roger: She's my sister. Louis: Oh, push her off the dock. Betty: How did you break your arm? David: Do you see those steps? Betty: Yes, David: Well, I didn't. 'rf pw ffgqy ,P Hamm if af mf, 9 -4-ew dingy.: imzdfzy ifiagy, :inf :fro 6'Zeazz v 190 Zz-,grade nlqllpl-ullllllglllpq 1 5 I T , . . , 2 Y J gn - gg 4 5 v , l . 13 I V X? 1 '4 g W LP y Advertisexnents In this space, we of the I-Ioyleton Public Schools wish to thank all who contributed to the success of our annual. We appreciate thoir ine cooperation in making it possible for us to publish this edition of the Hoyle- tonian . Sincerely we say THANKS , 5 cuisines: ousicnusasuu ululuoouuuoou-as Q n . . W ' EW-ummm ...mms ,,1s.lM.,.1 fms.mm 941 'V J 'H vi 1 gill, ,ml 'Kwai .Y AF5 . '1 Vu im! If UUUUIII U lllll I lfll llflliillli I Q lil I ll O W Q Qfliflll UUIOIUUIOUllill!lllllilllliQlilll Ulill i be Ill!!! lil H QI O m I 6 l - 1.1 T: K ' , ' ,, -iglv .4 if . ' f 5 -Q L' 'LH N ' ' .1l, A 1 A19-3' eng, 'Jin i ,, VF. ..Qta',L. :V , 115 3, p g ,iii L , ' ,I i.iQ-It-E, 1. V Q . ffgifilsii - V Aww' xg'-V' ff' 'F 55.-,Q f uf' xl fs ' - 5 5 Gfti Q f E Lai rc 6, M- 1 f - , W Tl T f M v 5. 1 ' 'A I u 6 +I, 'I -'- z - 5 ,fif Us .A 3 V! ' u I, , 5 N1i l' ! - Q M M I ' V. 'aff 1 PA 4 , .-, VH, 1 Q QLHL' i ' 3 I YV lf 1 2 ' -1: . r' L - '. ' , J':l:lf U i 11 -L 1 f 4, V n l A ., , ' it ' , :E W , jv ff. ,T1 ' ,Ag-H' , 1 'qc ,. I ff' V ' zu' X I . I,' 1 5 , 'H :N i , ' 't 51 2 , 4' E A V z ' Q- in '. 5 ' xfllgf-Ig. X I L V L grin ls P K , 195' X L. z , Wahmgton County Lumber S'IlRlAITH'S JEWLERS 126 S. Locust Centralia, Illinois A gift from Straith's is a gift of Distinction PAUL FARK Dealer in Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge Trucks Massey-Harris Farm Implements Hoyleton, Illinois JANET MIRROR SHOP Ladies Ready-to-Wear 142 E. Broadway 106 N. Locust Centralia, Illinois Compliments of LOUIS BASSEN General Merchandise Hoyleton, Illinois R. N. MILLER Plumbing and Heating 301 N. Washington Nashville, Illinois The Family Shoe Store Buster Brown for Children Naturalizer for Women Roblee for Men McCOY'S INC. Centralia, Illinois H.. we .-i---un Complimeuts of NASHVILLE JOURNAL Hoyleton's Most Widely Read County Newspaper The County Paper with Pictures LEE'S CUT RATE DRUG STORE -------0------- The Most Complete Drug Store in Southern Illinois Low Prices Good Food Rapid Service Broadway and Poplar Centralia, Illinois Ross' Flower Shop 211 South Locust St. Phone 200 Centralia, Illinois F0 0 UNION HOUSE FURNISHING CO. Complete Home Furnishers Centralia, Illinois C omplliments of CEN TRALIA CANDY COMPANY NASHVILLE NEWS Nashville, Illinois Compliments of RALPH L. MAXWELL Circuit Judge R. F. N IBLO Established 1906 Real Estate and Insurance Phone 2616-2617 Centralia, Illinois Conzpliments of RIXMANN TELEPHONE COMPANY Hoyleton, Illinois W - lllll I FRED C. MICHAEL Builder of Truck Bodies Wagon Woodwork Phone 3-4 Hoyleton, Illinois BECKMEYER'S Clothing - Dry Goods - Shoes Nashville, Illinois Compliments of HOYLETON STATE AND SAVINGS BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HAROLD L. RIXMANN Chrysler and Plymouth Motor Cars The Home of Quality and Service 146 W. St. Louis Ave. Nashville, Illinois C. F. HAKE Dealer in Hot Point Appliances Refrigerators - Ranges Washers - Water Heaters Dish Washers Home Freezers Kitchen Freezers Disposals - Ironers Hoyleton, Illinois THE FAIR HOME FURNISHING COMPANY Furnishing Homes Since 1914 119-121 N. Locust St, Centralia, Illinois 009 . gg- Compliments of E. H. HAFERKAMP Paris Cleaner's Delivery Service LAWRENCE UNVERFEHRT Blacksmithing and Welding Phone 87-K Hoyleton, Illinois E. W. AUSSIEKER Limestone Hauling and Other General Hauling Phone 11-G Hoyleton, Illinois Greetings and Best Wishes to the Class of '50 RIXMANN BROS. 8: CO. Okawville and Hoyleton Wm. Reinkensmeyer General Merchandise Poultry and Eggs Phone 7 Box 187 Hoyleton, Illinois we --unu- FRAZIER 8z WOOTERS Orchard and Farm Supplies General Electric Appliances Phone 124-125-3355 225-229 S. Locust Centralia, Illinois MILO BROWN General Construction Phone 81-1 Hoyleton, Illinois CE NTRALIA BAKING CO. Bakers of Mothers Bread Fine Cakes Fancy Pastries Wedding Cakes Birthday Cakes Party Cakes Ask Your Grocer 147-149 S. Locust St. Centralia, Illinois BEATTE DRUG STORE Nashville, Illinois Centralia's Oldest Independent Ready-to-Wear Store Popular Prices GROSS'S STYLE SHOP Centralia, Illinois age ...I- Greetiugs and Best W-islzes to the Class of '50 BART'S PLACE Budweiser Beer - Liquors Ice Cream - Sandwiches Hoyleton, Illinois sg ik ik' COIIlf2Iil7'ZOHIf.S' and Best W-ishcs to the Class of '50 The American Legion Claude Earl Post No. 887 and The American Legion Auxiliary Hoyleton, Illinois O00 Compliments of C HUGE Sz PRJIES SERVICE STATION Mobil Gasoline and Oils Tires and Batteries Hoyleton, Illinois HOHMAN'S SHOE STORE X-Ray Shoe Fitting Always the Latest Styles in Footwear Nashville, Illinois ANNE'S CORSETRY Lingerie - Corsets, Hats Next to Hayes Hotel 125 N. Locust Centralia, Illinois WILKE REFRIGERATION and ELECTRIC Sales and Service Kelvinator Home Appliances Morton Line oi Home Appliances Nashville, Illinois NASHVILLE CLEANERS Complete Cleaning Service Phone 11 137 East Sb. Louis St. Nashville, Illinois W. H. BRETHAUER Plumbing and Heating Phone 65-R Nashville, Illinois Compliments of MARY - FAY SHOP Fay Konhorst, Owner Phone 1748 127 Locust St. Centralia, Illinois H. H. REINHARDT, JEWELER Elgin, Bulova, and Hamilton Watches Fine Quality Diamond Wedding Rings International Sterling 1847 Rogers - Community and Other Fine Silverware We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Nashville, Illinois KARL GEWE HARDWARE STORE The Best In Hardware Phone 250 Nashville, Illinois FREDA'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 90-R 110 East Court Street Nashville, Illinois ELECTRICAL SERVICE John Dreas 85 Son Commercial and Domestic Electric Wiring and Repairing J. Dreas A. Dreas Phone 432-R Phone 212-R 221 E. St. Louis St. Nashville, Illinois 501: ...nun Q--nununn--n-nu-uuuunnnn SMALL 8z SONS MOTOR SALES Your friendly Ford dealer Phone 364 129 W. St. Louis Street Nashville, Illinois Compliments of C. RUSSELL HILEMAN Phone 8 Nashville, Illinois CompIime1zts of NASHVILLE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS L. G. Behrman Sn Son Meat Market Phone 187-R KROGEiR STORE Nashville, Illinois VI? Maxwell Sz Maxwell Joseph D. Maxwell Francis E. Maxwell Attorneys East Court Street Nashville, Illinois ABSTRACTS OF TITLE INSURANCE 1863 1950 HUTTER CLOTHING CO. Sportswear - Clothing - Furnishings Tailoring Broadway at Locust Centralia, Illinois THE PARIS CLEANERS Dry Cleaning and Dyeing 221-23 E. Noleman St. Centralia, Illinois G09 Chevrolet - Buick John Deere Sales and Service KIRCHHOEFER MOTOR COMPANY Phone 50 Nashville, Illinois Compliments of FAMOUS BRAND SHOE STORE 108 N. Locust Centralia, Illinois GAMBLE'S Coronado Appliances Hardware - Electrical - Auto Supplies Nashville, Illinois CENTRALIA ICE 81 FUEL COMPANY Orient Coal and Gravel Springs Water 201 S. Locust Phone 274 Compliments of LANGENFELD MOTOR COMPANY 126 N. Popular Street Centralia, Illinois A Safe Place to Buy 'DRI-STATE CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY Successors to Washington Co. Butane Co. Insured Installation - Tri-Gas for Heating, Cooking, Hot Water and Refrigeration Phone 77 Nashville, Illinois 509 O02 GUTZLER'S BAKERY Highest Grade and Best Quality Bakery Products Phone 91-R Nashville, Ill. M. E. Gutzler O. F. Gutzler LOOMIS MUSIC STUDIO Buescler Band Instruments Wurlitzer Pianos Backed by Four Generations of Musical Experience 235 S. Locust Centralia, Ill. HOLTKAMP ELECTRIC SERVICE Electrical Equipment Light Plants - Magnetos Batteries - Generators Carburetors Centralia, Ill. Crossville, Ill. Phone 2500 Phone 6220 CUNNINGHAM ELECTRIC Wire Material and Flourescent Fixtures Phone 22 126 W. St. Louis St. Nashville, Illinois Compliments of THE BEAUTY BAR C. E. Williamson Building Phone 221 Nashville, Illinois SANDER'S MEMORIAL WORKS Rock of Ages and Ruby Red Memorials 231 South Locust St. Phones 1366-J and 1480-J Centralia, Illinois NASHVILLE AUTO and TRACTOR SERVICE Upholstering' - Car Painting Body and Fender Work Blacksmithing - Weldin 8' Repairs of All Kinds Phone 489-R Nashville Compliments of RAD - MORE MOTOR CO. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Best in Centralia for Service 0 W. C. N IERMAN McCormick-Deering Farm Equipment Sales and Service Hoyleton, Illinois W. C. NIERMAN McCormick-Deering Farm Equipment Oldsmobile Automobiles Sales and Service Nashville, Illinois Bowl for Health Bowl for Fun Bowl for Sport Bowl for Exercise Bowl for Pleasure DOY LE -GOFF ELECTRIC PINSPOTTERS PIN ALWAYS ON THE SPOT FOvRl BETTER SCORES SHUFFLEBOARD Open Bowling Saturday and Sunday Nights Sunday and Holiday Afternoons For Reservations Phone 474 Nashville Bowling Lanes WALTER W. KASTRUP Nashville, Illinois Zg .sun :IL 'sau Compliments of RED AND WHITE STORE Beckmeyer and Company Hoyleton, Illinois HOFFMAN CLOTHIERS 122-124 E. Broadway Centralia, Illinois Southern Illinois' Outstanding Store For Men and Boys Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '50 CENTRALIA NEHI BOTTLING CO. INC. 136-38 N. Locust Street Centralia, Illinois Royal Crown Cola Nehi Par-T-Pak Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '50 NASHVILLE MEMORIAL CO. Quality All Work Guaranteed Nashville, Illinois Compliments and Bcst Wishes to the Class of '50 DR. E. F. GE-WE H. E. GEWE OPTOMETRIST JEWELER Nashville, Illinois Compliments and Best Wishes WASHINGTON COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Abstracts and Certificates of Title Holston Building Nashville, Illinois Byron O. House Lawrence E. House Books opened in 1870 HOUSE-MAXWELL INSURANCE AGENCY Everything Except Life V Lawrence E. House, Manager Holston Building Phone 444 Nashville, Illinois BACHS' DEPARTMENT STORE Ladies Ready-to-Wear, Piece Goods Mens' and Students' Suits Furnitures - Linoleums - Wool Rugs Nashville, Illinois KB-1 SCHOOL DAYS ARE HAPPY DAYS Remember Them With Photographs And This Photo Annual By Spieth Studio Centralia, Illinois Refreshing .-Q U. V. .r'.V nf- I1 J. , -L, My if ,s rs , rl 2 f , ,Lx .jv 1 '. fJi5?':.n l1-415:--M... a+:'-.,-,.- -H.-,fn-:,,,...,,.. -1.., . -,,,k,:3. U A UI, H2 1 E M q Z V 4 - - ,. -1-.,1v--,' l','.1-,' '. -.. -.-.,,..- , -